# FBI-UAP-D011, D/FBI Correspondence Referral, 1949 ## Page 1 ___ -- - - ---- ., . ...,.. .---:..;:- .J ,at - - ·- _,,;.,. -- ~ ~, ~ ·- • "', .......... ......... --J I eclassifi cation uide, issued a 24, 2007 @fl en Paoe 1 ## Page 2 / ' • I ! REV. CHARLES C. BARNES, PASTOR Box 391 --- ·- ' January 31, 1949 Mre J. Edgar Hoover ·"' Washington D.C . 6189!) i Dear Mr. Hoover: Here is a bit of information which may be of great signi­ ficance, or may be merely an observation of a sientific experi­ ment. It may be known by military authorities and the AoEoC. or only a few may have seen it and none reported it to the right place. Here it is. Can you pass it to the rig~t persons? Last May one afternoon I saw four beam~ in the sky passing from the northwest to the southeast and converging in the Cascade mountains. In those four narrow beams small slou.d§ vvere forming. And where the beams met apparently against the mountains a great explosion effect was to be seen. I wou~d say that· they were visible for at least 10 minutes or longer. D The sight brought to mind an article read before the war about experiments carried on in Europe with various types of radio beams to effect rainfall. I would guess that I had seen the article. in the Science Digest. The Columbia River flood of last summer and the unusual precipitation this winter have forced me to_feel that this :I .·-· observation of mine should be sent somewhere in the interest !I I ~~ of national security. I have one son in the Air Cor~and anothercwbtkg with the iil ctf ~/ I A.E.C. at Hanford which causes me to ptay for peace,· as weli as the fact that as a minister I deplore.the waste and tragedy, I1 . of war. That is one reason that I have fefrained from passing on information and id~as that might incite warlike attitudes. May I add these words to paragraph two. The explosion effect seemed to rise to a height of about ten thousand feet. Sincerely, _,,. ## Page 3 ' .• -~ // j'-!J--,/ ;_q